
Storms are still moving across Arkansas today... so far, so good in our neck of the woods.
The rain has been wonderful, and as you see in the photo taken two days ago, I'd just finished tilling my garden. It was getting dry and very thirsty.

This lil bird was setting on the ground right in front of the garden. He had a dirty face- bird seed I think. I don't know what kind he is, but he was chubby...and looked like a youngin. I didn't think he could fly. I ran inside to get my camera and he was still in the same spot when I got back. He let me take his picture and when I took another step... he just flew away. :)

Everything is drenched in water and I love taking photos of blooms with water droplets.
This lavender Iris was water logged.




Anyhow, last night we went to Lowes and bought a new sink just like the one above. I love vintage so the looks of it does little for me... but finding antique sinks without huge price tags is rare around here. ~ There was only one of these on the shelf at and the box had been opened. Myguy took it down to make sure everything was still inside to hook it up. It seemed to be but one corner was broken off. He made sure it wouldn't affect how the legs set in it, and it didn't. So we asked the sales associate if it would be marked down and he said, "Yes!" It went from 91? dollars to $60.00, with just one little inquiry. Myguy asked me if it would bother me to have a broken corner, but it's for the shabby olde potting shed... where cracks, chips, rust, and dirt are welcomed. ;) I told him I could probably put some duct tape on the corner so I don't poke myself and he said he'd use the grinder and smooth it on down for me! Yipppeee! I'm so excited to have it put in. I'll have a place to wash flower pots, old bottles and even beable to dip the dogs again! If we find a door for the shed, I think I'll spiff the sink up by putting a cute little floral skirt around it.

This is my before shot, because this weekend I have plans for the dirty ole basket.
You know how I gave our birds some pretty fluff to line their nests? Well, they didn't think much of it being in their bird feeder. Every time I went out there, everything was tossed out onto the ground. So this basket will get a makeover and I'll fill it with things for the birds to use and hang it on my gate. More pictures to follow in the days to come.... (God willing and the creek don't rise of course)



I can hardly wait!
I hope yall have a wonderful weekend!
I pray you stay safe if you're in this line of storms. The weather man was talkin tornadoes and it does feel "funny" out. So far here; it just keeps raining off and on. I think I'm gonna head to the flea market when it lets up. I'm still looking for an old door for the shed, a vintage water can,
old bottles, and wooden handled garden tools. The hunt is half the fun right?
Have a great day!
God is good!!!!
3 comments:
Glad to hear your safe and sound Lea, the storms have gotten pretty hard here. Loved all photos and what a steal on the sink, didn't know your shed had running water, that's great! I don't know what kind of bird he was, I've seen those too? Enjoy this rain, can't wait to see your mama's peonies bloom, just for you! Hugs!
Happy you are safe sis, awesome deal on the sink.
It's good that your shed is still standing despite the storm. But your garden looks good even with the doorless shed and the flowers are beautiful. I love looking at them. Oh, I pity that lil chubby bird which was bullied by a mean bird.And yes, you really had a great deal on the sink. I bet you can get that door you want for the shed.
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